Koufax Fans 13 as Dodgers Beat Phillies 6-3
Sandy Koufax fanned 13 Phillies in a 6-3 Dodgers win, boosting Los Angeles to within two games of the NL lead. The left-hander improved to 20 victories in a season-long gem, extending a streak of dominant strikeout performances and his 4th straight complete game.
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Only Run Comes Inning Inning Double 3-Hitter
Gary Campbell and Bill Clarkson pitched three hitters each in a tight Washington Park duel. Central Trust Bears won 1-0 over Marys Home, Campbell fanning 21 in a 7 inning outing, and Clarkson holding the Knights to three baserunners before a pair of errors ended Marys Home threats.
Cardinals Slump Deepens as Keane Points to Effort
The Cardinals face a winless stretch amid early mistakes and a pressure-filled slump. Keane cites overexertion as a factor after a two-hour meeting. Dan Devine echoes the need for pitching to shoulder more of the burden as St Louis drops further in standings.
Ozark League All Stars Face Red Birds in Wednesday Showdown
The Ozark League All-Stars, managed by Elmo Bret, square off against the Carling Red Birds Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Washington Park aiming for their fifth win. The 32 player roster features pitchers Eddie Engelbrecht and Larry Propst, with sparse details on other positions and coaches Martin Hazelhorst and Eddie Engelbrecht.
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Jeffersonian Club Versus Rippeto Highlight MML Doubleheader
In a rain halted week the Mid Missouri Softball League resumes with two MML doubleheaders at Jefferson Citys Duensing Field and Mexicos Green Baseball Park. Top match features second place Rippeto Plasters hosting Jeffersonian Club in an 8 p.m. start. Newells Bombers of Columbia lead Mexico in a separate game.
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Bowling League Results and Derby Note
Bowling standings show Wet Gate Cabooses beating Dead Heads while Hi Lo's tops Switch Engines and other lanes. Also mentions Louisville Derby note that only two apprentices have won the class rate in 1996 and Middleground in 1950.
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Venturi Fails to Qualify for U S Open in Memphis and Other Sections
The field for the U S Open begins with Venturi, top name in American golf, missing qualification as Memphis sectional and other sites in Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, Denver, and Tacoma complete two days of qualifying for 131 non exempt berths. Sam Snead leads Montclair lineup with stars like Rosberg Harney Rodgers Nichols Leonard Steward Fleck Fairfield, while many others vie for spots in this year’s Open at Oakmont. The list includes Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, Jack Nicklaus, and Gene Littler among exempt players. twenty plus players advance from Memphis and other sites with scores and notable performances.
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Doug Ford
Eric Monti
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Gardner Dickinson
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Gay Brewer
Johnny Pott
Butch Baird
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Rawls and Cornelius Share Babe Zaharias Prize
Betsy Rawls from Spartanburg and Kathy Cornelius of Seattle tied for the Babe Zaharias Open title at 146 after rain halted the final round. The duo shared the $7,500 prize as co-champions, with Ruth Jasen of Seattle and Betty Davison of San Antonio tied for third at 150 and each winning $623.
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Scheppers To Start For Legion In Evening Game
Scheppers will make his ninth appearance as a starter for Roscoe Enloe Post 5 against Strington Basinger tonight. Jefferson City lineup tweaks include Larry Therhoff in right field and Joe Boessen catching, with Earleywine, Idel, Coleman, Waggoner, DeBroeck, and White rounding out the roster as Fulton hosts at 8 p.m.
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Bear Knights battle with errors in two homer unbalanced win
Dick Scott’s liner carried for a two base error as Jim Franken dropped a high fly allowing Rankin to score the eventual winning run. Dave Smith tried to stretch a misplay to three bases but was cut down by Tom Schwaller’s perfect throw. Clarkson and catcher Robert Schwaller provided strong defense limiting Bear threats with multiple caught stealings. Dale Schulte and Butch Waggoner led the Knights with two and one hits respectively as Marys Home posted three singles off Smith and Legg. The Bears lead 2-0 in the season series and a rematch is planned for July 11 at Washington Park, with Sedalia to host next.
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Butch Waggoner
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Passing $60,000 Mark Is Tough For Arnold Palmer
Arnold Palmer, leading the money list, remains under $60,000 with $59,871 after a ninth place in Memphis. Bill Casper Jr. trails with $41,208, while Gene Littler and Gary Player each earned $3,050 in Memphis, placing Littler third and Player fourth overall.
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Baseball daily schedule and standings update
Today's games include Chicago at Los Angeles Kansas City at Minnesota Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Washington at Baltimore. Wednesday's schedule features Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Washington at Baltimore Kansas City at Minnesota Chicago at Los Angeles. National League standings show ISan Francisco leading with 38 15 and a 722 percentage. Los Angeles 37 17 at 685. Cincinnati 29 18 617. St Louis 24 500. Milwaukee 24 27 471. Philadelphia 19 31 380. New York 12 34 261. Monday results note Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 3.
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Rangers Lose Doug Harvey as Coach in NHL meeting
Montreal AP reports New York Rangers face upheaval as Doug Harvey resigns after one season as player coach. He cites family reasons after leading the club to its first playoff appearance in three years. GM Mazz Patrick now must fill coaching and defense roles amid pursuit of Bernie Geoffrion.
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Minor League Results Roundup
International League games overview Syracuse beat Toronto 6 to 4 while Rochester won 7 to Buffalo 6 in 12 innings. Columbus downed Atlanta 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Jacksonville edged Richmond 2 to 1. American Association results Oklahoma City 3, Indianapolis 2, Omaha 2, Louisville 1.
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Jim Tom Blair Ties For U S Open Berth
Jim Tom Blair a St. Louis amateur and Stan Thirsk of Kansas City each shot 198 and a 26 man field in the U S Open qualifying at Indian Hills. They were the only players to break par on the 6500 yard course. Other qualifiers included Dave Douglas Jerry Pittman and Larry Bianco with Stevens winning a late playoff for the final berth.
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Park Board Schedule Pee Wee League Practice Games
Park Board posts a dense schedule of Pee Wee League practice games and matchups across multiple fields and dates. Lions, Eagles, Kiwanis, and other local teams appear with kickoff times from early afternoon to evening, alongside junior and intermediate divisions showing several intercity school club clashes.
Teammates Share Hitting RBI Leads in American
New York dispatch notes Norm Siebern rose to the RBI lead for the Athletics after joining in the Maris deal, driving in five to reach 39, while Manny Jimenez kept the AL batting crown at .362 despite a 20-point drop. Kaline, sidelined by a broken collarbone, sits at .336. In the NL, Billy Williams leads at .359, Willie Mays boosts NL homers to 19, and Tommy Davis overtakes Cepeda with 55 RBIs. Jim Gentile remains AL home run leader with 15.
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NFL Announces 36-Game Preseason Schedule
The National Football League announced a 36 game preseason slate kicking off with the College All-Star Game in Chicago on Aug 3. All teams play five games except Green Bay with six including the All-Star contest. schedule runs through Sept 9 with 19 games in league cities and 17 in non league cities across 11 states and the District of Columbia.
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